Resembling a stool form similar to leftover guacamole, poop excreted from babies on solid food tend to be brown or dark brown in colour. It is usually thicker than peanut butter in terms of texture, but still mushy. Additionally, it is more pungent than poop excreted from formula-fed babies.

Do not worry, for this stool form is normal and healthy. Occasionally, your baby’s poop might have identifiable chunks of food in it or be tinged with a particular color. Poop in these colors usually represent an excretion of fruits or vegetables they might have consumed. For example, red could mean an excretion of beets or dragon fruit, orange could mean an excretion of carrots, and blue could mean an excretion of blueberries.